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Is there a way to attach two documents in one email? It's been over 7 years.
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Just get the Surface Pro 3. If that one little thing is really going to push you over the edge, it sounds like you've already convinced yourself.
Why don't you just get asender or something similar from the App Store... Also.. You should be able to copy documents from apps using the share menu and past them to your email
I'd be shocked if there isn't. You can already attach multiple photos directly from within the Mail app. I'd imagine you can attach multiple files from iCloud Drive in the same way.
I was wondering if I missed attachments in email, I didn't see anything about it. Namely adding attachments to replies
If they added it I figured there'd be a big hurrah, it's long overdue
If they added it I figured there'd be a big hurrah, it's long overdue
Not native to iOS, but ReaddleDocs works great for managing documents, as well as sending multiple docs at once.
The problem with using a third party apps I've tried is that you can't reply to an email you've recieved, you can only create a new blank email and attach multiple documents. Example: I receive an email with one word and one excel attachment. I have to update each attachment and reply in the email thread where they are being discussed.
... I have to go to the PC.
... I have to go to the PC.
Readdle Documents 5 is native to iOS and is fantastic for this and everything else. It was a complete game changer for me.
You can grab a doc in dropbox and send to someone? Not the link but the actual doc.....
I am missing this is simple function now since my iPhone 3G!!
I really, really hope they do something about adding attachments soon!
"Tim, do you hear me?!?!"
I really, really hope they do something about adding attachments soon!
"Tim, do you hear me?!?!"
Are you astroturfing?
You mention a "flaw" in iOS which is solvable through apps and probably iCloud drive now...
Then another guy comes along "heeeey you need surface pro 3, you need that don't resist it's what you want"
Then you go "ok, surface 3 - better than apple. BUY SURFACE 3"
You mention a "flaw" in iOS which is solvable through apps and probably iCloud drive now...
Then another guy comes along "heeeey you need surface pro 3, you need that don't resist it's what you want"
Then you go "ok, surface 3 - better than apple. BUY SURFACE 3"
I just added 6 pictures to my apple email client email....
Just do a long pause in the body of the text and choose insert image or video
I am using an ipad mini retina with iOS7.1.1
Or use cloudmagic, it's free and works great. All apple native apps suck. I use none of them.
I think this is a dropbox thing. Really ****ing BS. Some behaviour on the computer, all part of the cloud dream
Cool. Now do that with PDFs. OH WAIT!
I am not talking about photos or videos. I am talking about business stuff and attachments of any kind.
And unfortunately this is not working.
It would have to be, right?
I mean, with Continuity, if I started an email on my Mac, with > 1 attachment, and wanted to continue it on my iPad, for the feature to work correctly, it should show the half composed email with the multiple attachments, ready for me to pick up.
I mean, with Continuity, if I started an email on my Mac, with > 1 attachment, and wanted to continue it on my iPad, for the feature to work correctly, it should show the half composed email with the multiple attachments, ready for me to pick up.
Continuity and handoff are cool and nice features. However, it is next to useless when you are not with yours computers. Lots of time, people need to send multiple documents via emails on their iPad are the time without their computers or not using Macs at all. I still wish heir is File app allow me short allmy files, i.e. send choice multiple file to send, zipping multiple files, move files from one folder to other and read external source using lighting to USB/SD adapters. I mean with rumoured multi Windows on iPad, iPad is more than just a consumption devices, it is a productivity devices. Without proper file app, it does not made any sense.
You can't say "it's not a flaw" just because other third-party apps do it. With that logic, iOS would never have its default apps ever updated. That's like saying who care if iMessage can't share your location, Whatsapp can.
The native Mail client on iOS is great; however, attaching multiple items is still an issue. If iCloud Drive will be accessible through Mail, then problem solved but it's not in the current Beta.
Until Apple gives iOS a user accessible file managment system (like Finder on Mac) we will most likely not be able to do any of these things people keep asking for.